Unit 1: What's your name?
Greetings
Hello. I’m Francis Matthews.
My name's Francis Matthews.
Look!. Francis Matthews.
I’m Keith.
I’m Jane.
I’m Diana.
I’m Raymond.
I’m Diana. My name’s Diana.
And my name’s Francis Matthews.
Hello.
Hello.
Hello.
Good morning.
Good afternoon.
Good evening.
Look!.
Airport
Good morning.
I’m Sam Smith. Sam Smith.
Ah!. Good morning, Mr Smith.
Follow me, please.
Office
Good afternoon.
Good afternoon.
What’s your name, please?
Smith. My name’s Smith.
Ah!, yes. Mr Sam Smith.
Mr Smith to see Mr Jenkins.
Hotel
Good evening, sir.
What’s your name, please?
My name’s Smith.
Thank you, Mr Smith.
What’s your name?
Jane. My name’s Jane.
My name's Sam.
Thank you, Mr Smith.
Giant and midget woman
Please, please.
Thank you, thank you.
Party
Good evening.
Excuse me.
Are you Mary Brown?
Yes. I’m Mary Brown.
Are you Sam Smith?
No, I’m not.
I’m not Sam Smith.
I’m Francis Matthews.
Oh. Sorry, Francis.
Come in.
Hello!. I’m Sam Smith.
Hello, Sam.
Come in.
Ah! You’re Jane.
Yes, I am. I’m Jane Black.
And you’re Sam Smith.
Yes, I am. I'm Sam Smith. Sam
Hello, Francis.
Hello, Jane.
Excuse me.
Excuse me, Mr Smith.
Telephone conversation
Oh, one, four, one, five, three, oh, two, seven.
Hello.
Hello. Is that oh, one, four, one, five, three, oh, two, seven?
No, this is oh one, five, three, oh, four, seven.
Sorry.
Office
Thank you
Goodbye.
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como saludar y despedirse a distintas horas del día
good morning. /good afternoon. / good evening. / good night.
goodbye / bye
formas de dirigirse a la gente
Mr Black. / Mrs White. / Mss Grey.
Good evening, Ms Brown.
Good afternoon, sir. / Goodbye, madam.
como presentarse
Hello. I'm Tom White.
What's your name?.
My name Jane Black.
pronombres personales sujeto
I, you, he, she, it,
he's a boy, he's a man, he's Mr Black; she's a girl,
she's a woman, she's Mrs Robinson; it's a book,
it's an hotel, it's a sun, it's a moon, it's a dog.
5. el verbo “be”. presente singular forma afirmativa
I am, I'm; you are, you'are; he is, he's; she is, she's;
it is, it's.
adjetivos posesivos singular
my
your
his
her
its
my house, your book, its tail, my father,
my mother, your son, your daughter, its mother,
your name, his pen, his car, its door, its mother,
her father and mother.
“excuse me” y “sorry” o “I’m sorry”
Buena educación. “please” y “thank you”
los números del 1 al 10
0 nought, zero, oh. / 1 one / 2 two
3 three / 4 four / 5 five / 6 six
7 seven / 8 eight / 9 nine / 10 ten
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